Core Business

Procurement

Purchase requisitions that check against a real budget before approval, Purchase Orders built from an approved requisition, and Goods Receipt that auto-posts the resulting vendor bill through the same Accounts Payable path a manually-entered bill would use -- no separate, duplicated bill-posting logic.

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Problems Solved

  • A requisition gets approved and only later does anyone notice it blew through the budget.
  • Purchase orders and the vendor bills they generate are tracked in two disconnected places.
  • There's no record of what was actually received against a PO versus what was ordered.

Benefits

  • Over-budget spending is flagged before approval, not discovered after the fact
  • One continuous record from requisition through to the paid vendor bill
  • A real, computed variance on every receipt instead of trusting that what shipped matches what was ordered
  • See which vendors are actually reliable before the next PO, not after a late delivery

Features

Purchase requisitions with an optional real budget-check gate before approvalPurchase Orders created from an approved requisition against a real vendorGoods Receipt with automatic 3-way-match variance (ordered vs. received)Receiving goods auto-creates the vendor bill through Accounts Payable -- no duplicate entryVendor Reliability scoring from real cancellation rate, lead time, and cost variance

How It Actually Works

1

Requisition submitted

If linked to a budget line, checked against that budget's real remaining headroom (computed live from the General Ledger) before it can be approved.

2

Purchase Order created

Only an APPROVED requisition can become a PO, built against a real vendor with real line items.

3

Goods received

Records a Goods Receipt, computes the variance between ordered and received amounts, and auto-creates the vendor bill via Accounts Payable -- the same path a manually-entered bill takes, so nothing is posted twice.

4

Vendor scored

Every vendor gets a deterministic reliability score from their own real PO history: cancellation rate, lead time judged against this org's own median across its vendors, and cost variance between received and ordered amounts -- each deduction listed with the real number behind it.

Getting Started

  1. 1Enable Procurement from the Module Marketplace -- it's a separate module from Finance, so an organization can run procurement without the rest of Finance, or vice versa
  2. 2Requisitions can optionally link to a Budget line for the automatic over-budget check -- this requires Finance's Budgeting to be enabled too
  3. 3Purchase Orders require a vendor -- reuses the same Vendor roster as the rest of the platform, not a separate procurement-only vendor list

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